Mind, Character and Personality, Volume 2 - Ellen G. White

will must be blended with the divine. This will
bring the Holy Spirit to our aid, and every conquest
will tend to the recovery of God’s purchased
possession, to the restoration of His image in the
soul.—The Review and Herald, August 25, 1896.
(HC 153.)
Conversion Does Not Create New
Faculties.—The Spirit of God does not create new
faculties in the converted man but works a decided
change in the employment of those faculties. When
mind and heart and soul are changed, man is not
given a new conscience, but his will is submitted to
a conscience renewed, a conscience whose dormant
sensibilities are aroused by the working of the Holy
Spirit.—Lt 44, 1899. (HC 104.)
Satan Rules the Will That’s Not Under
God’s Control.—Christ declared, “I camenot to do
My own will, but the will of Him that sent Me”
(John 6:38). His will was put into active exercise to
save the souls of men. His human will was
nourished by the divine. His servants today would
do well to ask themselves, “What kind of will am I
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